Re: Distribution of a NB app with a native library ?

2023-06-02 Thread Jerome Lelasseux
Thanks for the feedback Le jeudi 1 juin 2023 à 05:54:50 UTC+2, Michael Bien a écrit : if this isn't a self contained lib on linux and it can't be easily shipped with your application your best chance is to simply ask the user to install it if your app can't find it. Seems to be

Re: Distribution of a NB app with a native library ?

2023-05-31 Thread Michael Bien
if this isn't a self contained lib on linux and it can't be easily shipped with your application your best chance is to simply ask the user to install it if your app can't find it. Seems to be a common lib and available in most package managers. https://github.com/FluidSynth/fluidsynth/wiki/Dow

Re: Distribution of a NB app with a native library ?

2023-05-31 Thread Mark A. Flacy
Greetings, At best you could claim that your package supports a specific version of a specific Linux distribution (with some caveats around Redhat<-->Fedora and Ubuntu<-->Debian equivalences). Ideally, you'd make a different bundle that was keyed in some way such that a linux user of a non-Ub

Distribution of a NB app with a native library ?

2023-05-31 Thread Jerome Lelasseux
Please forgive me it's not a pure Netbeans question. The next version of my Netbeans platform music app uses a native library, the software synth Fluidsynth https://github.com/FluidSynth/fluidsynth/wiki/Download which is available on Win/Linux/Mac. Would you have recommandations on the best w